enumtypes
Enumtypes, short for enumerated types, are a fundamental concept in programming that allow developers to define a set of named constants. These constants represent a specific, fixed set of values that a variable can take. Instead of using arbitrary numbers or strings to represent distinct states or options, enumtypes provide a more readable and maintainable approach.
For example, instead of using integer values like 0 for "Monday", 1 for "Tuesday", and so on,
The primary benefit of using enumtypes is improved code clarity and safety. When a variable is declared